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Name	Detail	File number	Level
AMP Square - AMP Tower, St James Building, plaza & Clement Meadmore 'Awakening' Sculpture 527-555 Bourke Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B6315	The AMP/St. James square complex, designed in 1963-65 by the San Francisco office of the international architectural firm Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM), was completed in 1969. All documentation after the design development stage including the supervision of construction was the responsibility of Melbourne architects Bates Smart McCutcheon. The complex of high-rise tower, low-rise L-shaped horizontal block with covered arcades, open plaza and sculpture remains substantially ... more	B6315	State
Former Theosophical Society Building 181 - 187 Collins Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4116	The Theosophical Society Building (1936-37) has a long association with an influential international movement and the clear expression of this society's beliefs in the universality of brotherhood and religious beliefs is expressed in features of its facade. The Australian section of the society was among the largest in the world and in the 1920s-30s the Melbourne lodge was second in Australia only to Sydney in importance. This building is the most impressive and substantial ... more	B4116	Regional
Former Argus Building 365-393 Elizabeth Street and 284-290 Latrobe Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B7111	The Argus Building, designed by architects Godfrey Spowers, and completed in 1926, is of State historical and architectural significance. Historically, it is significant for housing the Argus newspaper for 30 years, and represents its major physical legacy. The Argus was one of Melbourne's three leading newspapers, all established in the founding years of the city, until its closure in 1956. Architecturally, it is one of the major interwar office buildings in the city. It ... more	B7111	State
Langdon Building - Group Classification 351- 355 King Street, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B1701	Built and owned by Robert Kidd in the period 1856 (351 King St) to 1869 (355 King St), this house and shop group is imporant because of its age (commenced in Victoria's gold boom era), the facing material used (Basalt masonry) and the relationship its earliest section has with the notable Fenwick buildings to the south. Used as an early clothing factory, it was eclipsed and complemented by the Phoenix Clothing Factory adjoining and combined with this building to provide a fine early ... more	B1701	State
Lombard Building 15 - 17 Queen Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B4517	Built in 1889-90, this seven-storey rendered brick office building has an attractive facade which is more elaborately detailed on the upper floors. The interior has been considerably altered along with the main entrance doors. The facade is similar in design, texture and scale to the adjacent Felton Building and together they form part of an attractive streetscape. The entrances to the basement area and the railings are noteworthy. The classification applies only to the main facade ... more	B4517	State
Clarke Building- Trinity College The Clarke Buildings , Clarke's Royal Parade,, PARKVILLE VIC 3052 - Property No B2715	A major work of Edmund Blackett, of interest for its free use of both detached and engaged Romanesque columns with wide foliated capitals. It is noted that the original interior has been lost. Classified: 10/12/1970 See also Leeper Building B0629	B2715	Regional
Former South Suburban Building Society 272-274 Bay Street,, PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207 - Property No B5211		B5211	File only
Water & Sewerage Authority Building Cnr Lewis and Grenville Streets,, BALLARAT CENTRAL VIC 3350 - Property No B0290	Classified: 11/12/1958	B0290	Local
Strachan's Building - Geelong Woolstores Historic Area Former Strachan, Murray & Shannon Ltd. Wool Warehouse 25-43 Moorabool Street,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No B4707	Historic Area Statement of Significance: The Geelong Woolstores Historic Area is one of remarkable coherence and integrity. Standing at the corner of Geringhap and Brougham Streets, the row of woolstores stretches away to the east in a unified scene, unequalled in terms of intactness and coherence elsewhere in Victoria. The Area represents an important aspect of the process of settling the land in Victoria . The consequences of industry created a new economy, a new landscape and ... more	B4707	State
Former Independent Order of Good Templars Building Uniting Church , Former Methodist & Presbyterian Church STRATH CREEK VIC 3658 - Property No B4122		B4122	File only

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